The Events

Events Contested

The regional-level fencing competition in Jacksonville will host a combined ROC (Regional Open Circuit) and RJCC (Regional Junior/Cadet Circuit), offering events across multiple skill levels and age groups. This tournament is an important pathway for fencers aiming to earn regional points, improve their ratings, and qualify for future national-level competitions. Whether you’re an experienced athlete or newer to the circuit, there’s a category designed to match your competitive goals.

For more information, visit the Event Website.

Events

• Division 1A
• Division 2
• Division 3
• Veteran (Vet)
• Junior
• Cadet

What the Events Mean

• Division 1A: A high-level competition open to fencers aged 13 and older. Division 1A events are a step below Division 1 and serve as a qualifying path to national championships.
• Division 2: Open to fencers rated C and below. This event gives developing athletes the chance to compete for regional and national qualification.
• Division 3: Open to fencers rated D and below. Designed for less experienced athletes seeking competitive growth.
• Veteran (Vet): For fencers aged 40 and older, with age categories typically broken into Vet-40, Vet-50, Vet-60, and Vet-70. A chance for experienced fencers to showcase their skill and passion for the sport.
• Junior: For fencers aged 19 and under (as of January 1 of the current fencing season). A critical division for high school and college-aged athletes aiming for higher-level competition.
• Cadet: For fencers aged 17 and under (as of January 1 of the current fencing season). Highlights emerging athletes who are building toward Junior and Division 1 competition.

Each event provides a unique level of competition, ensuring exciting opportunities for athletes across all stages of their fencing journey.